Why EU Business School? Find Your Campus in Barcelona, Geneva, Munich or Online

Picture your next chapter: discussing a business idea in Barcelona, exploring international commerce in Geneva, or studying where business meets technology in Munich. EU Business School brings these possibilities into one conversation—and on 25 November, that conversation comes to Nairobi.

Meet Hamza, EU Business School representative, at MultiWorld International’s offices, Krishna Centre, 8th Floor, Westlands, from 10 AM to 3 PM. Bring your ambitions, your questions and your academic documents. This is your opportunity to move from browsing courses to understanding your next steps.

Barcelona: bring your ideas to a creative business city

If you enjoy entrepreneurship, digital business and a lively international setting, put Barcelona on your shortlist. EU’s Barcelona location combines business study with a city known for startups, culture and Mediterranean life. Its three campus buildings are Diagonal, Ganduxer and Upper Sarrià. Ask Hamza which building and program would be relevant to your course.

Your open day question: “Which Barcelona program fits the business I would love to build, and what practical projects would I work on?”

Geneva: think internationally

Interested in finance, international relations or the business behind global brands? Geneva offers a setting shaped by diplomacy and international commerce. EU lists Pont-Rouge and BAT 43 as its Geneva campus locations. English-taught study makes the academic experience accessible to international applicants, while learning some French can help you enjoy daily life.

Your open day question: “How does my chosen Geneva course connect classroom learning with professional experience?”

Munich: explore the connection between business and technology

For students drawn to innovation, digital industries and management, Munich is an exciting option to explore. EU’s campus is on Theresienhöhe, in a city with a strong business and technology identity. Its course range includes business administration and options such as artificial intelligence for business. Confirm the exact qualification and intake available for the program you want.

Your open day question: “What will I learn on this course, who awards the degree, and how can I prepare for life in Germany?”

Digital Campus: build your next chapter around your life

Already working, running a business or managing family commitments? EU’s Digital Campus offers a flexible way to explore further study. Its online learning model also includes opportunities for in-person experiences. Ask about scheduled sessions, assessment deadlines and any campus attendance or travel costs before deciding whether the format suits you.

Your open day question: “What does a normal study week look like, and which activities require me to be online at a particular time?”

Why put EU Business School on your shortlist?

EU describes an approach built around case studies, company visits, business simulations and opportunities to learn from industry speakers. For a prospective student, the exciting part is the chance to connect a subject with a real business problem. The important next step is to ask how those experiences work on your specific course and campus.

Bachelor’s, master’s and MBA routes serve different starting points. Students with KCSE, IGCSE, A Levels, IB, diplomas or degrees should bring their results for an individual assessment rather than assume that one entry rule applies to everyone. Discuss English requirements and whether a foundation or bridging route is appropriate.

Make your visit count: five things to ask Hamza

1. Which course, campus and intake match my academic background and career goal?

2. What is the exact awarding institution and recognition of the qualification I will receive?

3. What is the full budget: tuition, application charges, accommodation, insurance and everyday living?

4. Which documents and English evidence do I need, and what are the application deadlines?

5. How do campus transfers, practical learning and career support work for my chosen program?

Your European study plan can start in Westlands

Join us on Wednesday, 25 November 2026, from 10 AM to 3 PM at MultiWorld International, Krishna Centre, 8th Floor, Westlands, Nairobi. Hamza will be attending to discuss EU Business School and answer your questions. Bring copies of your academic results, passport if available, and a short list of courses that interest you.

Reserve your place using the event link below, or call/WhatsApp 0115 670 991. Come curious. Leave with clearer questions, a campus shortlist and a practical application plan.

Explore the official campus information

Campus and program details can change. Check the official EU pages and confirm the details of your exact course with Hamza before applying.

Reserve your place: meet Hamza

EU campus locations: https://www.euruni.edu/en/Campuses/Discover-our-locations.html

Barcelona: https://www.euruni.edu/en/campuses/Barcelona.html

Geneva: https://www.euruni.edu/en/Campuses/Geneva.html

Munich: https://www.euruni.edu/en/Campuses/Munich.html

Digital Campus: https://www.euruni.edu/en/Campuses/Digital.html